f ivi vii /v. m»i v v *iirf v rmri f,lie Scarborough, Mound City, and Fay, iol- ] Tarkio. guards vereinalionsTwenty-Five Men Report for Spring Football TrainingICoach Ryland Milner Is *^ Silent Over Prospectsllle lor 1942 Season.on j jcet. Twenty-five Bearcats checked out ihes. football uniforms this week, and ard Coach Ryland Milner began spring!nly practice. More will probably sign tool, up in the near future. jtea- j Some of the lettermen are notmi- | working out with the squad as yet. bio1 ond Frank Myers, whose shoulder injury 1 m prevented him lrom participating °}Min the last few games, ls not yet ^with the squad. »t hoj Jack Padilla ami Harold Flam-| mang are co-captains of the 1942 * Bearcat squad. , nBLettermen m the backfield are *rlArt Schmagel, Padilla, Paul Gates,; • ,Lee Vannoy, Paul Boswell, and Jack Wilihite. Other lettermen are | ^ ad- Flammang, center; Charles Heller- V*1 im. I ich, end; Cliff McClinton, guard' }11“ ions Ralph Strange, tackle; Neiland j ?th” ! T hompson, tackle; and Stan Totor- j to an- aitua, end. mo«27. ; Coach Milner makes no predie-1 foui ting ' tions at the present time concern- a ni otel *nB next year’s squad. There is the left « 0f possibility that several members im- | vv ill be drafted into military service V J* n before the beginning of the season, *-1* off , j thus making future predictions al-! art- 1 most impossible. jipal As yet there have been no ma jor j lmy | changes in football rules for next ftrt « * eason. nth j Other men out for spring foot-! *t in ' ball include Kenneth Allen. Rex thlt;. . . ’ Adams, George Coleman, Harold on’ ise- j Johnson, Junior King, John Lan- tolbn Me*lisum.ham, P. Miller, D Nixon, Vance Furman, Ralph Phillips, Mark Russell, Gilbert Rider, Dick Wise- ^ man, and “Skippy ’ Loftein._ .O • • .• n v n «